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Penrith Cricket Club

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About

Founded:  1865
Joined Competition: Joined League 2020
President:  Tim Sykes
Website: https://www.penrithcc.co.uk/
Play-Cricket Site: https://penrith.play-cricket.com/
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Officials

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History

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Although cricket has been played in the town since about 1834, the present club was formed in 1865. In 1907 the club moved to its current ground at Tynefield Park.
Penrith joined the North Lancashire League in 1959, and were outright Champions in 1988 and 1997, Joint Champions in 1968 and 1969, First Division champions in 2005 and 2007, and Sowerby Cup winners in 2005 and 2007.

In recent years the pavilion has been extensively modernised and refurbished and with four senior teams, six junior teams, two girls teams and a women's team, cricket is progressing very nicely in the town.

As such the decision was made to apply to the Northern Premier Cricket League and the club enjoyed their inaugural season in 2014. A very warm welcome awaits players, officials and supporters from all Clubs in the Northern Premier Cricket League

Trophies

 

Trophy Name Awarded For Won in
Palace Shield Premier Division (A) Winner 2021
Meyler Cup Winner of Meyler Cup KO 2021
     

Key to notes
sun - The Sunday Competition has had various formats. 1996-2005 - Divison F, 2006-2007 - Two Sections, 2008 Decided by Playoff, 2009- Two Divisions
jw - Joint Winner

 

Directions

Penrith Cricket Club

Tynefield Park,
Wetheriggs Lane,
Penrith
CA11 8PE
Tel: 01768 863087

Exit the M6 at Junction 40. Take the third exit sign posted Penrith Town Centre. After 1/4 mile at the mini roundabout double back on yourself as if going back to the M6, after 100 yards turn left on to Clifford Road, passing the entrance to the North Lakes Hotel on your right. Follow this road for approximately half a mile - Penrith CC is on your right

 

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